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Re: Environment job - Seek and rejection
No it's not your portfolio, just takes a bit more time atm and you never know which set of eyeballs that matter will have a peek at any given time.
In any case people are still finding work so at the end of the day persistence does pay off :thumbs up:
sacboi
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Re: Environment job - Seek and rejection
Hey man, your portfolio ain't bad. It's really difficult looking for work at the moment, don't let it get to your head. Just keep making art and keep applying.
Ashervisalis
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Re: Advice with secondary forms
Yeah, I believe so.Muzzoid said:Good! Looking back, do you think you can see what we were pointing out now?
And it makes sense how and why my mentor approaches it the way he does - sculpting onto the surface and into it where the change in contours are and shading/highlights. 
DustyShinigami
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Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | March - April (95)
Been swamped at work these past weeks so progress is slow. 
Decided to hop around the scene a bit now that the modular kit is mostly done. Currently working on the material to get a feel for the scene, still a lot of tweaking and balancing to be done (fun!). After that is done I'll start on the bespoke assets like the staircase and furniture.
Decided to hop around the scene a bit now that the modular kit is mostly done. Currently working on the material to get a feel for the scene, still a lot of tweaking and balancing to be done (fun!). After that is done I'll start on the bespoke assets like the staircase and furniture.
Badgoing
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Re: Gina (critique welcome)
The new approach to the hair cards looks much better! As for polycount, 1/4 of the character is not unheard of in the current AAA climate. We've had tri limits anywhere from 5k to 100k so I wouldn't stress too much about tri count, especially for portfolio. Reducing tris or LODing hair is fairly easily done when you have a hard tri limit
Re: Feedback on 3D character model
Nice work finishing it up!
Always good to see the work posed properly!
Always good to see the work posed properly!
Muzzoid
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Re: Where can I learn how topology should look when smoothened ?
But it doesn't smooth properly?kanga said:Sub D doesn't matter. Animated sub D matters. Low poly doesn't matter. Animated low poly matters.If it smooths properly, who cares? Your example above shows three edges converging to one so normally you would merge the other two, but maybe there is a reason for the three. There is a guy here who does a low poly of his concepts, rigs and animates them just to see what happens. You didn't mention animation, but that is a whole other can. As mentioned there is a lot of info on topology, but the best thing you can do is test it.
I would guess this is a static piece, non deforming just by the looks of it. But some basic subd knowledge is missing to make it work.
Neox
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Re: LOW-POLY ART
Hello! I am new to Blender and low poly modeling, so if someone has any advice on how to improve my models please let me know! I appreciate the feedback!
isabella_knaack
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